Foundation work
Technique, reading, rhythm, sound, and practice habits built carefully from the start.
Enea
Piano faculty at Vienna Piano School.
Weekly tuition in Shinjuku for teens, adults, advanced students, and pre-conservatory applicants.
Enea's teaching is shaped by Viennese conservatory training and ongoing concert work, but always applied in a practical way to the student in front of the keyboard.
Lessons can focus on foundation work, adult study, advanced repertoire, auditions, competitions, or long-term artistic development.
Teaching Areas
Adult study
Structured work for adults starting, returning, or trying to move past a long plateau.
Advanced preparation
Auditions, competitions, examinations, and the practical preparation of difficult repertoire.
Credentials
- Master's degree in piano performance from MUK in Vienna
- Prize winner at several international piano competitions
- Private teaching since 2021
- Lessons in English or Japanese
- Piano Tech Support on YouTube has more than 20,000 subscribers
How He Teaches
The point is to identify the actual problem.
- Building basics properly from the start
- Fixing tension, movement, control, sound, and balance problems
- Helping adults who want real, serious lessons
- Preparing advanced students for auditions, competitions, and examinations
- Improving practice so it actually leads somewhere
- Teaching in English or Japanese
Teachers and Mentors
The line of study behind the teaching.
These teachers and mentors continue to shape how Enea listens, works, and thinks about teaching.
Vitaly Margulis
Boris Berman
Paul Badura-Skoda
Cyprien Katsaris
Leonel Morales
Denys Proshayev
Henri Sigfridsson
Klaus Sticken
Ingolf Wunder
Profile
Training
Enea began studying piano in Vienna and continued through conservatory-level training, bachelor's and master's work in solo piano performance, and further study periods in Salzburg and Vienna.
That background shapes the school's approach to sound, rhythm, score-reading, and technical work.
Performance perspective
Concert work in Austria and other parts of Europe continues to inform the teaching.
Preparation, pacing, memory, recovery under pressure, and what actually holds up in public are treated as practical matters inside the lesson room.
Teaching
The focus is direct diagnosis: identify what is not working, understand why, and fix it without losing the musical line.
That can mean movement, coordination, balance, tone, rhythm, structure, or practice method depending on the student's level and goals.
Online setup
Online lessons are supported by a studio-quality setup with multiple camera angles and clear sound so technical and musical feedback stays specific.
They work well between in-person lessons or as a regular alternative when travel to Shinjuku is not possible.
Other work
Alongside private teaching and performance, Enea also produces educational piano material online.
That public-facing work matters less than the one-to-one teaching itself, but it reflects the same interest in clarity and useful explanation.
